Batch Processing - Application Client

Hello,
I have a batch processing java program(application client) which does a certain activity. The batch processing program looks up Remote Stateless EJB's for performing certain business logic. I do not have any Connection Handling in the java program(application client). EJB's perform all the DB activity. Whenever my application client(java program) invokes the EJB's I see the DB connection going up significantly(3 times more than what is defined in data-sources.xml). When the application client is done and exits the DB connections come back to normal. Not sure why that would happen. Can someone throw any light ?
Note : Earlier we where using Oracle9i(9.0.3.0.0) and now we moved to Oracle10g(10.1.2.1.0). This behaviour is notice after the migration form Oracle9iAS to Oracle10gAS.
Appreciate quick responses..
Thanks.
Rajseh.

Indeed,
I found what was missing. I've had to go in Tools--> Application Settings and Batch Loader menu item is not been ticked.
Thanks for your help.
Regards

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